JCB, Savannah, Georgia, celebrates the production of its 200,000th Loadall telehandler. Launched in 1977 as the JCB 520, the first Loadall was a two-wheel drive machine with a 21-foot (6.4-meter) lift ...

JCB's 514-56 Loadall telehandler, a 109-horsepower Tier 4-Interim unit, is part of a series aimed squarely at American rental customers. It features a 56-foot reach and 14,000 pounds of lift capacity, ...

Introduced in early 2008, JCB's new range of high boom Loadall telehandlers boast fast cycle times and high lift capacities. Those new telehandlers, the Loadall 506-36 and the 507-42, can lift 6,000 ...

Despite offering the same 56-ft. lift height as the 512-56, the 514-56 is a completely new design with 2,000 lbs. additional load capacity “This isn’t just a 512 with a little more counterweight,” he ...

Fully electric, zero emissions telehandler provides the performance of a diesel-powered model with a smaller environmental impact and lower noise output. Launched in other global markets in late 2019, ...

JCB chairman Lord Bamford (centre right) leads the cheers to celebrate the JCB Loadall’s 40th anniversary. JCB is today celebrating a major milestone in its long record of innovative machine design – ...

JCB’s latest-generation of Loadall telehandlers are powered by JCB’s Tier 4i Ecomax engines. These are said to require no particulate filters or post-engine exhaust treatment but rely on a diesel ...

JCB's telehandler business in North America is getting a boost as the company starts to manufacture handlers at its Pooler, GA facility. John Wyatt reports. As Helmut Peters ends his tenure with JCB ...

JCB is bringing production of the 505-20TC Loadall compact telescopic handler to its North American headquarters and manufacturing facility in Pooler, the company announced this week. Installation of ...

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